PICTURED: Sasha Obama mans the cash register at her unglamorous summer job working at a seafood shack
At the White House, Sasha Obama has a staff of cooks waiting to fulfill her every craving 24/7.But this summer, the first daughter is learning what it's like to serve others by taking on a rather unglamorous summer job at a seafood restaurant.
The Obamas youngest daughter, 15, is currently working at Nancy's restaurant on Martha's Vineyard, a local hot spot servinging up fried seafood and milkshakes.
Photos show the first daughter in her uniform of a blue t-shirt and hat and khaki banks, ringing up take-out orders for hungry customers.
The Boston Herald reports that Sasha has been going by her full name of Natasha at the restaurant, where she is protected by six Secret Service agents stationed rather conspicuously on the takeout benches during her shifts.
'She's been working downstairs at takeout,' said a server at the restaurant. 'We were wondering why there were six people helping this girl, but then we found out who it was.'
Nancy's is a favorite with the Obama family who regulatory visit the spot while on vacation at Martha's Vineyard.
The Obamas are said to be friends with Nancy's owner Joe Moujabber who set Sasha up with her summer job.
Sasha has reportedly been working the four-hour shift before the restaurant opens at 11:30am.
She is believed to be working there until Saturday, around when the rest of the family are expected to arrive for the president's annual summer vacation.
At the end of her shift on Tuesday, the 15-year-old was seen bringing her security contingent food before climbing into the SUV and taking off.
'She's been around for a few days,' one of the girls at the takeout window said. 'It's pretty random.'
Over the weekend, she and older sister Malia were spotted letting loose with friends at the annual Lollapalooza music festival in their hometown of Chicago.
President Obama's oldest daughter could be seen twerking and grinding with a few gal pals on Sunday while enjoying a performance from rapper Bryson Tiller.
Malia, who was wearing a midriff-baring tube top and pair of cutoff jean shorts, even posed for a few photos while she danced.
The 18-year-old did not get too crazy however, and was accompanied to the festival every day with her Secret Service detail, who stood out slightly in the sea of teenagers.
Malia was also spotted dancing up a storm with her friends on Thursday night, catching a performance from Norwegian DJ Cashmere Cat at around the same time Hillary Clinton was preparing to take the stage and accept her party's nomination for president in a historic moment for the country.
Later in the weekend, her sister was seen tagging along, sporting some french braids and wearing jean shorts.
Malia is currently taking a gap year after making the decision to push back her acceptance to Harvard University by one year as her family prepares to transition out of the White House and back into public life.
The Obamas have been try to raise their daughters as normally as possible during their dad's two terms as president.
First Lady Michelle explained how important it was to the family to keep their girls grounded during an 'armchair conversation' with Oprah.
'So you remember Malia and Sasha were little itty-bitties when we came into office. I mean, it still moves me to tears to think about the first day I put them in the car with their Secret Service agents to go to their first day of school. And I saw them leaving, and I thought, "What on earth am I doing to these babies?'' the First Lady said to Winfrey.
'So I knew right then and there my first job was to make sure they were going to be whole and normal and cared for in the midst of all this craziness. And then I started to understand that if I was going to protect them, I had to, number one, protect myself and protect my time.'
Their stance may explain why Sasha is getting a taste of working life at the popular island resort.
Malia has also taken several summer internships including a, rather more glamorous, job on set of the Halle Berry television series Extant and Lena Dunham's HBO series Girls.
